Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-29

! On motion of MGhone Dllls Tor puONS
 hniIdipg were taken from the calendar
 and passed as follows: For completiOr of bniIding at Santa Fe, N, NJ. (uot tC exceed S52. 2.l4S) spproprIatIng Sl50OOI for the Los Angeles, Cal, building; al Cberlestop, $ C., not tO exceed SiU0, 000 for the site and S200OOO for the bni,dIpy;sst Jefferson, TeI., not 10 eI- ceed SJ0OOO for side and building. Morgan lntrciued an amendment tC inc hill to create department of Bgri culture, proyIdIug for the transfer of the signal service to the civil authorities.
 sKs FRANcIsco, January 25.-CoL w. l Resell. general passenger hgert of the AtIanuc < Pacific Railroads. has return. al from Prescott, A. T., where he went to make arrangements with the Arizona Central Railroad. The road runs throuch Big Chino valley and Is seventy four miles long. Colonei Bessell says that his visit was satisfactory. The Arizona Central IS located m n fertile region which hrs good prospects, now that tt is opened up by railroad. Col. BesselI reports another railroad enter prise in AuzOna, which Is To build q road from Flagstaff to Globe to open mp the mineral belt. IL IS probable thai fifteen miles of this road will be Con structed this year. Colonel Eidy Is iu- terested in the work.
 FREsCoTT, Jan. 26.-Council-Wst | kins introduced q memorial regarding securing of gOyerument aid in sinking ! srtesian wells. Referred % the commit. tee on federal relations.
 | Goodrlch introduced an act fixing the tune of holding court in the second dls- tIici.
 | Apdersoa introduced bill from the code commission concerning title Co real properly The rules were suspended aud the b.Il psssed.
 Council bill No. 1O, increasing the sal Ery Of district judges, was referred to the l committee on Territorial Hii airs. | House-Fisheriutro bull creat- ing the Cfiice Of chaplain at lhe Ierritor- ial prison
 Doran introduced bill abolisAiEg iLe | office of migration commissioners.
 Aghurst introduced bIll creating the new county of Frisco, imbrdcing the northeastern portion of 1avapai. The bill granting owners of blocks power Co close up beok alleys was n- defins;sly postponei.
 The bill disiacorpOrRting cities aDd towns was enended so thR; the petition must t. signed by legal voters who are | residents and tax payers, and ordered to Q third reading tomorrow.
 ! The memorial asking congress tG con fine the Navajo Indians to their reser- Ya;Ion, passed.
 The governor gent in bic approval of the bill granting him the power to veto sections of the appropriGtine bills.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. Jan. 2G.-1he cor oaer's jury which held an inquest to-day over the b1iy ot Wm, Hayes, who WAS | murdered by his son Daniel, rendered c verdict fuGing the pRrrIcide Insane, aud charging him Wi.h manslsugb,er.
 SAS FRAScIsco. Jan. 26-The Jno. W. | Mackay Postal Telegraph company bGs purchased tbe Bay and Coast telegraph | line, belonging 10 the South Pacific rail | rcEi company, which runs from San Francisco to Santa Cruz. The price Is | not mentioned.
 IoRoSrc. Ont. Jan. 26-Refcrricg tO the WGshingtou fisheries legislation. the Globe to-day says: "Ihe United | states senate. since 1t became a saucus | f plutOcFats, has displayed little states manship and iis dechdence in the gen ! eral esteem will befurihered by its re- taliatory fisheries bill, when no regular evidence was before them and with none n rebuital of the statements Of the an gry fisherman. The senators of the United States have brought Canada up for trial, pronounced Der guilty and put | the weapon for her punishment into the presidents hands. The use of that wea- pen will injure American trade at least as much as Canadian. It does not les sen the contempt due to senatorial ieg- | Islatures. Their game in its diplomatic aspect, is the old one of alarming Great Britain ID bulldozIng Canada
 HALIFAX, Jan. 26-A terrible gale pre- vailed on tue coast Monday night, and the wind blew 40 miles aE hour dead on shore. The schooner C. Graham, from Hsrau l. had just arrived Onishe coast vas driven ashore on Sbsd Bay shoals sud dashed tO pieces. She had s crew Of SIX men and possibly some passengers, all of whom were lost, the shore is s;rewn with debus. She vas command ed by Captain Coelridge. It is believed there were other disasters along the coast.
 Nrw YoBK, January 26-A special from Santa Fe, N. M., says: Because Gcv. RJss vetoed q republican party measure, the republican minority m the senate yesterday attempted C uusest GnsdCrf and supplsnt hun with San chez. The vote Ot SauctCz was Ttquir- ed to enable the republicans tO pIss the meGs uIe over the governors veto. The democrats withdrew m a body and Ter ritor.al Secretary Lane refused tO swear in Sanchez The president of the sem ate ihereCpOu administered the oath. Ross has refused to TecognIZe the senate ss legHl body, Ouly six out of the twelve members having voted tO un- seat GusGorf, and Secretary Lane wlll not pay the senators tomorrow. The Governor will probably take possession of the capitol and appeal to Washington. Intense excitement prevails and should there be any fighting, an appeal for United States troops will be made.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-The fishery oil was referred tO tne committee on foreign affairs in the house this morning and leBve granted lhat committee to re- port st Huy time.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 26.--The Su- preme Court has affirmed the JudE- ment of the superior court of San Der nsrdinO county n the case ot the Peo- pie vs. Bush. The defendant appealed from the judgment couyicting him or murder in the second degree and from the order refusing hun s new trial The case had been previously tried m San D;sgc, and dsiendan. COT victed of murder in the first degree. but on ap- peal sO the Supreme Court 1t reversed judgment and ordered new trial which ;cOk place Ou change of venue in San Bernsrdino county. In ruling on the appeal the court finds that ,he court of tho latter county had jurisdiction. The court also decided that there were DO pFeiaiicial errors throughout the whole case snd for these reasons aifirms the judgment and order.
 PRESCOTT. January .6.-Jobn s. Arm strong, George kemper, F. H. Hitler. all Of Maricops, were appointed and confirmed as insane commissioners; Ben Goldman, director of the normal school. No one can gTess the other ap- pOintments. Little IS done in Iegisla- tive circles. Both are waiting on the code commission.
 BALTIMORE, January 26.-Saturdsy